Search a topic, get a clear summary, explore related ideas, and save the full article for later. Search with SEM turns Wikipedia into a focused personal reading space.
No accounts. No waiting. No paywalls. Just type, read, and explore.
Type a topic or tap the mic. SEM searches Wikipedia's entire knowledge base instantly.
A clean summary with full-screen images you can swipe through. One topic, the full picture.
Related article pills appear below every summary. Tap one to keep going without missing a beat.
Want more? Tap Google or YouTube — your search query carries over automatically.
Everything you need to learn anything, on any device, even without internet.
Clean, readable summaries from Wikipedia's REST API — no clutter, no ads, no noise.
All article images in a tap-to-expand gallery. Swipe through them one by one, full screen.
Wikipedia's most-read articles today, right on the home screen. See what the world is reading.
Every summary shows related topics as clickable pills. Dive deeper without leaving the app.
Searched something before? It's cached. Read it again with no connection — great for low-data situations.
Tap the mic and speak your query. SEM transcribes and searches immediately. Hands-free.
Switch between a clean light theme and a comfortable dark theme. It remembers your choice.
Add to your home screen on Android or iOS. Opens like a native app. No app store needed.
We're building SEM for people like you. Your feedback shapes what comes next. Good or bad — we want to hear it.